... jMatKets. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. December 19.—The past week's arrivals of grain were moderate, and of flour tolerably good. This morning there is a small sup- ply of wheat and oats fresh up, but of beans and peas there is a much larger quantity than of late. The wheat trade retains its recent dullness, and onJyfine dry parcels remain as last quoted; other descriptions may te reported lower, ...

... LONDON NEWS. It is said that the Tory anti-reformers are determined to ''try -their strength on an amendment to the addres., so is their haste to mark their aversion to uii that t lie Court and the country wish to obtain. The election of officers of the Royal Society took place to-day at Somerset House. The Duke of Sussex, who was in the chair, was unanimously re-elected President for the ...

... A DEAR PIECE OF LAN D.-The following is inserted at the request, and upon the authority, of one of the Paving Com- missioners:—At a meeting of the Paving Commissioners, on Monday last, it was agreed to pay Mr. John Tyler £10 for accommodating the public with one foot eight inches of land, the superfices of which is not two-thirds of a square yard, as an the superfices of which is not two ...

... Fat 'tns to Let, with possession ofrthwith. THE CRINDA FARM, containing 190 Acres, or there- abouts, of good Land, in due proportions of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture, adjoining the town of Newport. THE PILL FARM; an excellent Grazing Farm, containing about 172 Acres, in the parish of Christchurch, about three miles from Newport. THE SEALAND FARM a good Farm, containing about 39 Acres, ...

... Bow STREET, Nov. 25.—The prisoners Bishop, May, Wil- liams, and Shields were brought up for final examination. The alteration in the appearance of Bishop was extraordinary he had lost all his confidence and firmness, and looked pale and de- jected in the extreme. Two or three witnesses were examined, whose evidence proved that Williams and his wife lived next door to Bishop, but that they ...

... lutorellang. PROFITS OF A NEWSPAPER.—The stamp upon a newspaper, minus the discount, is about 3^d, to which adding 1 Jd. for paper, makes the price of it before a single type is set (for the stamp duty is invariably paid per advance), just fourpence-halfpenny. It is sold to the newsmen for sixpence-this, in fact, being the price for which the publisher accounts to the proprietor. The profit, ...

... The Earl of Harrowby, Lord Wharncliffe, and the Mar- quis of Chandos, had, at their request, a meeting with Earl Grey and the Lord Chancellor, at the Treasury, on Satur- day afternoon last. An alliance is about to take place between Lord Adol- phus Fitzclarence and Lady Georgiana Paget, Lord Angle- sey's only unmarried daughter, by his first marriage. It is understood to be a long attachment ...

... We are glad to perceive that the inhabitants of Mon- mouthshire have gained some advantage by their steady zeal in the cause of Reform. It is an ill-wind, says the old adage, that blows nobody good. By one of the alterations in the late bill, consequent on that rejection which, in the month of October last, caused so much regret to our readers, the county of Monmouth is to return THREE MEMBERS ...

... To the Proprietors of the Level Lands occupied through Tygwin- bach Lane, in the Parish of St. Woollos, near Newport. GENTLEMEN,—I beg leave to call your attention to the dis- graceful state of the road leading to the level lands occupied through Tygwinbach-lane, which have now become impassable by man or beast six months in the year. It is certainly very much to be lamented that a tract of ...

... The Paris papers and letters bring accounts of some deplorable disorders at Lyons, which commenced on Sunday, the 20th inst. These scenes of riot and bloodshed originated in the distress of the workmen employed in the silk manufactures of that city, and had no political object. The competition with which the manu- facturers of Lyons have some years had to contend, compelled them to reduce the ...

... LONDON NEWS The division on the second reading of the Reform Bill has turned out a sad disappointment to many of its opponents, who, in consequence of the absence of Mr. O'Connell, and so many other Irish Members, expected to see the majority diminished instead of increased. It is reported that His Majesty has consented to create such a number of new Peers as may be wanted to secure the ...

... LONDON NEWS The following circular has been forwarded to the mem- bers of the House of Commons:— Downing-street, Nov. 22. Sir,-As Pailiament is to meet for the-dispatch of business on the 6th of December, I take the liberty of requesting your at- tendance. I feel that after the very long and fatiguing session which has so lately Concluded, the calling upon the supporters of the Reform Bill so ...